Sentence examples for have been adduced from inspiring English sources
Many reasons have been adduced for the rise of the Leica.
And I would not rule out new evidence that could have been adduced "with due diligence" at the first trial.
Various theories have been adduced for this gesture: genuine amity, a vestige of courtliness, too much lunch, or the possibility that the President is afraid of stairs.
Various extraliterary — or not very literary — factors have been adduced, such as the novel's female protagonist, its use of chapter titles, and the energetic campaign spearheaded by Knopf.
The British explorer David Thompson is sometimes credited with the first discovery (in 1811) of a set of Sasquatch footprints, and hundreds of alleged prints have been adduced since then.
Although the tragic period cannot entirely be accounted for in terms of biography, social history, or current stage fashions, all of which have been adduced as causes, certain questions should be answered, at least tentatively: What is Shakespeare's major tragic theme and method?
We have the rulings from the courts, and all of the evidence that has been adduced," he said.
But after almost three years of rigorous and sometimes brutal interrogation, no evidence has been adduced that he was guilty of any involvement in terrorism.
How is it that my alma mater, Barnard College, has tracked me down just in time for my birthday at the end of May with an invitation to attend a meeting of Project Continuum, which solemnly describes itself as addressing "the needs of alumnae who are 50 and older," said needs having been adduced to include "navigating the health care system" and "memory training".
There were also hints about the mental aftermath of his serving in the war and the psychological effect of his most famous work having been adduced as an influence on a number of high-profile murderers, most famously Mark David Chapman, who shot John Lennon, and who was found with a copy of the novel inscribed with the words "This is my statement".
